writing and reporting by Lily Eaton, Luke Knipmeyer, Kiley Jacobson, Melanie Harris, and Ava Peterson
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2026 Senior Issue: Wolf Howl Senior Staff Spotlights
May 8, 2026
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Lily Eaton, Editor
Lily Eaton is a junior at Chandler High School and serves as the Features Editor for The Wolf Howl. She enjoys being part of The Wolf Howl because of the relationships she has formed and the incredible opportunities she has experienced. In addition to her work on the publication, Lily plays softball for both her school team and a personal club team. She is also actively involved in FFA. Lily hopes to pursue a career in criminal psychology while continuing her softball career throughout high school and into college. This year she hopes to foster a welcoming environment and improve her leadership skills.
Luke Knipmeyer, Reporter
Luke Knipmeyer is a freshman at Chandler High School and a reporter for the Wolf Howl. Luke joined the newspaper to improve his writing skills and meet people around campus. His interests include art, board games, photography, puzzles, and hanging out with friends as well as bubble baths, poetry, and long walks on the beach. Additionally, Luke is passionate about both beach and indoor volleyball and has a twin sister and two older brothers (also twins) who all play volleyball at CHS. Luke Knipmeyer is this year’s freshman class student council president and excited to become a part of the CHS community.
Melanie Harris, Reporter
Melanie Harris is a sophomore at Chandler High School and the public relations manager for the Wolf Howl Newspaper. She likes writing in the newspaper because she enjoys the journalism aspect as well as the community of Chandler High School. As she is a sophomore this year, she wants to take the opportunity to branch out more with her hobbies and make more friends. Her goal in the future is to learn more about architecture because she looks forward to having that as a career. Melanie enjoys taking pictures and hopes to get more into pottery this year.
Ava Peterson, Editor
Ava Peterson is a junior and this year’s News Editor for the Wolf Howl. Dedicated to community engagement, she served as Treasurer for Future Inspired Native American Leaders (F.I.N.A.L.) last year, guiding projects and advocating for Indigenous youth; this year, she was elected Co-President!
After joining the Wolf Howl in her sophomore year, Ava made it her goal to share more Indigenous stories through her writing. At Chandler High School, Ava has participated in Academic Decathlon, and she has also completed internships in journalism, law, and anesthesiology. Ava frequently writes about Indigenous issues, seeking to amplify underrepresented voices. Ava balances academics, cultural advocacy, and professional development to create meaningful change in the community.
Kiley Jacobson, Editor-in-Chief
Kiley Jacobson, a senior at Chandler High, is an active student involved in various extracurricular activities. This year, she will serve as the Editor-in-Chief of the Wolf Howl Newspaper while also taking on the role of co-captain of the Swim and Dive Team. Additionally, Kiley is a member of the National Honor Society, a Wolf Crew Leader, and part of the Human Kindness Club. This is Kiley’s third year in the newspaper, and she feels that she has found her passion in this class. After graduating from high school, Kiley plans to study Strategic Communications and Sports Journalism.